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Christian Science Bill Killed
Concord (N. H.) Patriot
Some days ago Representative Abbott of Manchester introduced a bill in the New Hampshire Legislature, the purpose of which was to prohibit the healing of physical ailments by Christian Scientists. The bill imposed a penalty of $50 for the first offence; $100 for the second offence, and if the party further persevered in violating the law, he was to be sent to jail.
By the action of the House the bill was referred to the judiciary committee, and yesterday [January 29], by a vote of eleven to one, the committee refused to report the measure.
It is needless to say that the believers in Christian Science are very much pleased with the result. They are proud to know that the members of the legislature declined to offer this insult and do this great injustice to the people of this state who have an abiding faith in the tenets and doctrines of Christian Science.
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February 5, 1903 issue
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In Answer to a Clerical Critic
Severin Simonsen
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Science is Knowledge
Charles K. Skinner
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The Efficacy of Christian Science
John S. Rendall
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The True Source of Happiness
Alfred Farlow with contributions from James Russell Lowell
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The Lectures
with contributions from Littleton
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I was now assured by evidence which I could not resist,...
Henry Thompson with contributions from Horace Bushnell
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Our Best
S.
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A Brief Account
Irving C. Tomlinson
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Being Ready for Christian Science
EDWARD EVERETT NORWOOD
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Israel's Helper
J. E. FELLERS
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His Kingdom
JOHN F. BRAUN
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"Only Little Snowflakes"
A. H. KOHLHAMMER
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Keep still
Burton
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Three Little Rules
St. Nicholas
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My New Year's resolution was to send in my testimony...
M. L. Edison with contributions from A. I. Goding
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase
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Religious Items
with contributions from J. W. Brigham, James Wiley